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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet
Capítulo 11, Página 10
"'You've
called
me
enough
names,'
he
said,
'I
won't
take
it
anymore.
I
won't
say
another
word
about
this
since
you've
chosen
to
insult
me.
I'll
leave
your
house
in
the
morning
and
make
my
own
way.'"
"'You'll
leave
it
in
the
hands
of
the
police!'
I
cried,
half-crazed
with
grief
and
anger.
'I
will
get
to
the
bottom
of
this.'"
"'You
won't
learn
anything
from
me,'
he
said
with
a
passion
I
never
thought
he
had.
'If
you
want
to
call
the
police,
let
them
find
what
they
can.'"
"By
this
time,
the
whole
house
was
awake
because
I
had
raised
my
voice
in
anger.
Mary
was
the
first
to
rush
into
my
room,
and
when
she
saw
the
coronet
and
Arthur’s
face,
she
understood
everything
and
fainted
with
a
scream.
I
sent
the
housemaid
for
the
police
and
put
the
investigation
in
their
hands
immediately.
When
the
inspector
and
a
constable
arrived,
Arthur,
who
stood
there
with
his
arms
folded,
asked
if
I
intended
to
charge
him
with
theft.
I
replied
that
it
was
no
longer
a
private
matter
but
a
public
one
since
the
damaged
coronet
was
national
property.
I
was
determined
that
the
law
should
have
its
way."
"'At
least,'
he
said,
'you
won't
have
me
arrested
immediately.
It
would
benefit
both
of
us
if
I
could
leave
the
house
for
five
minutes.'"
"'So
you
can
escape,
or
maybe
hide
what
you’ve
stolen,'
I
said.
Then,
realizing
the
terrible
situation
I
was
in,
I
begged
him
to
remember
that
not
only
my
honor
but
that
of
someone
far
greater
was
at
stake;
he
was
threatening
to
cause
a
scandal
that
would
shake
the
nation.
He
could
stop
it
all
if
he
just
told
me
what
he
did
with
the
three
missing
stones."
"'You
might
as
well
face
the
situation,'
I
said;
'you
were
caught
in
the
act,
and
no
confession
could
make
your
guilt
worse.
If
you
make
any
amends
by
telling
us
where
the
beryls
are,
all
will
be
forgiven
and
forgotten.'"
"'Save
your
forgiveness
for
those
who
ask
for
it,'
he
replied,
turning
away
with
a
sneer.
I
saw
that
he
was
too
hardened
for
my
words
to
affect
him.
There
was
only
one
thing
to
do.
I
called
in
the
inspector
and
handed
him
over.
A
search
was
immediately
conducted,
not
just
of
his
person
but
of
his
room
and
every
part
of
the
house
where
he
might
have
hidden
the
gems;
but
no
trace
of
them
was
found,
and
the
miserable
boy
refused
to
speak
despite
all
our
persuasion
and
threats.
This
morning
he
was
taken
to
a
cell,
and
after
completing
all
the
police
formalities,
I
rushed
here
to
beg
you
to
use
your
skills
to
solve
this
matter.
The
police
have
openly
admitted
they
are
currently
at
a
loss.
You
can
spend
any
amount
you
think
necessary.
I've
already
offered
a
reward
of
£1000.
My
God,
what
shall
I
do!
I've
lost
my
honor,
my
gems,
and
my
son
in
one
night.
Oh,
what
shall
I
do!"
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